A string of familiar faces are returning to the Love Island villa for the second season of the All Stars spin-off - but it seems they won't be earning as much as they might expect

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ITV has confirmed the line-up for the latest series of Love Island: All Stars. The spin-off, first launched last year, sees singles from previous series jet to South Africa for another shot at love in the villa.

Love Island: All Stars has confirmed that fans will be able to vote for contestants to couple up in the new season. The ITV2 show is due to return to screens on Monday (January 13), with the show unveiling the past islanders set to re-enter the villa this week.

Love Island star Curtis Pritchard reached the final during his first time in the villa but he's now been labelled as the public's least favourite 2025 All Stars contestant

Curtis Pritchard is heading back to the Love Island villa to appear in the All Stars edition of the ITV2 dating show but he's suffered a major setback days before the series debuts

Returning Love Island star Curtis Pritchard has addressed his relationship with Sophie Sheridan ahead of his turn on All Stars.

ITV bosses have announced a major twist for Love Island All Stars as fans will have the power to determine the initial pairings on Day One as a new batch of Islanders look for love